/**
 * HTML5 placeholder emulation for jQuery plugin
 *
 * This will automatically use the HTML5 placeholder attribute if supported, or emulate this behavior if not.
 *
 * @author Trevor Parscal <tparscal@wikimedia.org>
 * @author Krinkle <krinklemail@gmail.com>
 * @version 0.2.0
 * @license GPL v2
 */
( function( $ ) {

jQuery.fn.placeholder = function() {

	return this.each( function() {

		// If the HTML5 placeholder attribute is supported, use it
		if ( this.placeholder && 'placeholder' in document.createElement( this.tagName ) ) {
			return;
		}

		var placeholder = this.getAttribute('placeholder');
		var $input = jQuery(this);

		// Show initially, if empty
		if ( this.value === '' || this.value == placeholder ) {
			$input.addClass( 'placeholder' ).val( placeholder );
		}

		$input
			// Show on blur if empty
			.blur( function() {
				if ( this.value === '' ) {
					this.value = placeholder;
					$input.addClass( 'placeholder' );
				}
			} )

			// Hide on focus
			// Also listen for other events in case $input was
			// already focused when the events were bound
			.bind( 'focus drop keydown paste', function( e ) {
				if ($input.hasClass('placeholder')) {
					if ( e.type == 'drop' && e.originalEvent.dataTransfer ) {
						// Support for drag&drop. Instead of inserting the dropped
						// text somewhere in the middle of the placeholder string,
						// we want to set the contents of the search box to the
						// dropped text.
						
						// IE wants getData( 'text' ) but Firefox wants getData( 'text/plain' )
						// Firefox fails gracefully with an empty string, IE barfs with an error
						try {
							// Try the Firefox way
							this.value = e.originalEvent.dataTransfer.getData( 'text/plain' );
						} catch ( exception ) {
							// Got an exception, so use the IE way
							this.value = e.originalEvent.dataTransfer.getData( 'text' );
						}
						
						// On Firefox, drop fires after the dropped text has been inserted,
						// but on IE it fires before. If we don't prevent the default action,
						// IE will insert the dropped text twice.
						e.preventDefault();
					} else {
						this.value = '';
					}
					$input.removeClass( 'placeholder' );
				}
			} );

		// Blank on submit -- prevents submitting with unintended value
		this.form && $( this.form ).submit( function() {
			// $input.trigger( 'focus' ); would be problematic
			// because it actually focuses $input, leading
			// to nasty behavior in mobile browsers
			if ( $input.hasClass('placeholder') ) {
				$input
					.val( '' )
					.removeClass( 'placeholder' );
			}
		});

	});
};
} )( jQuery );
